You said that you want to disable a field. Excluding the field will not be shown in the form. And you can define a default value to avoid the null integrity

Hi All, I am using model form.. I just need to disable a single field (which is one to one) in that model.. i tried many but none worked so I excluded that specific field, by providing a initial value for that .. still it throws not null integrity error

If you don't want the use to change it, exclude it

Hey, I want to translate the docs and guides of django to Hebrew. There is an official way to do it? Do you know any projects that published docs in other languages?

I think that it can be amazing and it will help lots of people in Israel so if you ever need some help or more hands on this project I would really like to help you

Wow. A lot of work to do.If someone here is Hebrew speaker of know a djangonaut that speaks Hebrew it would help us a lot. ( Omer @MeitarR ).

I know Google App Engine and Python, and I want to be expert in Django, Please suggest suitable tutorial.

well an app ideally should be independent

But theoretically you could do whatever you want, the only difference in runtime is a slightly longer load time because of the imports you need to make and the separation in the admin panel, if you split apps

But theoretically you could do whatever you want, the only difference in runtime is a slightly longer load time because of the imports you need to make and the separation in the admin panel, if you split apps

what do you mean by hierarchical tags btw?

I have an issue i posted to stackoverflow a few minutes ago, but maybe someone in here can help me better: in my Django (2.0.2) running in Python 3.6.3 I've created some Models as usual. To be able to work with the admin panel in the user's language, I've set the model's and model field's verbose_names to _('context','verbose_name') where _ aliases to pgettext_lazy. When running "makemessages -l de" it creates the django.po file as expected, containing all my strings. Different from my expectations, the blocks look like #: app/models.py:123 msgid "context" msgstr "" instead of #: app/models.py:123 msgctxt "context" msgid "verbose_name" msgst "" What could I possibly do wrong? All strings translated with gettext_lazy work fine.

Nope, just let go of the alias and use it with its original name

Hi I'm want to run a webapp with maximum users of 1000 simultaneously connecting to my server I was digging into some tutorials for the best way deploying server and found some suggestions like Nginx + Gunicorn or nginx + uwsgi of apache + uwsgi As you know uwsgi is more configurable so i chose it the question is why i even need nginx in front of uwsgi when uwsgi it self can act as my webserver !? thanks in advance for your answers

Uwsgi is not good enough for serving static files.

Hi, I have 2 models like class A(models.model): name = models.CharField class B(models.model): name = models.ForeignKey Is there anyway that I can attain the following pattern : when someone saved data on model A with forms, model B should auto populate with the data in model A

you mean something like this? class A(models.model): ... def __save__(self, *args, **kwargs): super().save(*args, **kwargs) B.objects.create(name=self.pk)

Yes, thanks a lot.

sorry, edited. A should be on db before create B

Okies thanks..😊

Use post_save signal